No Rezising at Fluent:RibbonContextualTabGroup at Version 5.0

[langeth]

The Fluent:RibbonContextualTabGroup do not Rezise like Fluent:RibbonTabItem

At Fullscreen the RibbonContextualTabGroup not following the RibbonTabItems

Environment

• Fluent.Ribbon v5.0.1
• Theme ? (not needed in version 5.0 and upwards)
• Windows 10
• .NET Framework 4.6

[batzen]

Will have a look at this as soon as i can. Which will, most probably, be next week.

[langeth]

Sehr geehrter Herr Schmidt, Im Ribbon.QuickAccessItems ist mir ebenfalls etwas aufgefallen: Fluent.Ribbon 4.0.3.394 Themes/Office2010/Blue.xaml [cid:[email protected]] Hier konnten 4 Symbole angezeigt werden. Fluent.Ribbon 4.0.3.394 Themes/Office2013/Generic.xaml [cid:[email protected]] Hier nur 3 Symbole und der Doppelpfeil ist beim ersten Start leer, erst nach dem 2ten öffnen wird das fehlende Symbol angezeigt. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Thomas Lange Von: Bastian Schmidt [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 4. Mai 2017 18:05 An: fluentribbon/Fluent.Ribbon <[email protected]> Cc: Thomas Lange <[email protected]>; Author <[email protected]> Betreff: Re: [fluentribbon/Fluent.Ribbon] No Rezising at Fluent:RibbonContextualTabGroup at Version 5.0 (#430) Will have a look at this as soon as i can. Which will, most probably, be next week. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#430 (comment)>, or mute the thread<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ATlicUey2BlXcEYLxtnWjitClxw1aC5Pks5r2fcRgaJpZM4NQw9D>.

[batzen]

I tried to reproduce your issue from what i understood from your first issue but did not succeed in v6.0.
Could you add a image/video/gif showing the exact issue you are having?

Regarding your second issue:
The images are missing from your answer.
Does that still happen in version 5.0? I fixed a few rendering/layout issues in the QuickAccess area.

German:
Ich antworte hier auf Englisch, damit alle anderen unsere Konversation ebenfalls nachvollziehen können. Nicht falsch verstehen. ;-)

[langeth]

Picture 1 with 4 Icons: blue.xaml

Picture 2 with 3 Icons: generic.xaml - missing 1 Icon - it is at >> sign.

[batzen]

Ok, one icon more or less might be caused by different styles and thus different space requirements.
But the blank space on the left in Picture 2 looks strange.
Does this still look the same in version 5.0 or 6.0?

The Office 2010 theme is gone in 5.0, by the way.

[langeth]

The left icon i deleted, so this is not the problem.

[langeth]

I only tested it with version 5.0.

[langeth]

The problems with Icon 3 or 4 are fixed with version 6.0.

[langeth]

Tested with Version 6.0
Ribbon at Normal Windowmode:

Ribbon at Fullscreen Windowmode:

[batzen]

So there is only your fullscreen issue.
I can't reproduce the issue using the showcase application.
Is there any chance you can provide a repro for that?

[langeth]

I use a Dockpanel around the Fluent:Ribbon/
<DockPanel.LayoutTransform>

</DockPanel.LayoutTransform>

and at Fullscreen i set ScaleX/Y to 1.6

[batzen]

Ah, ok. Will try to reproduce the issue tomorrow using your hint.

[batzen]

Ok, i can reproduce it. But it's not only the ContextualTabGroup not being scaled. It's the whole titlebar.

[batzen]

The same problem exists in the sample application when you zoom it.
Will have a look at this.

[batzen]

Ah. The problem is that the zoom only applied to the content of the window.
That's because the window has a template which contains the titlebar etc. and a contentpresenter which is where your dockpanel is placed.

[batzen]

Forwarding the LayoutTransform to the template-parts seems impossible in stable manner.
The easiest way to get the whole window content being zoomed is

        public TestWindow()
        {
            this.InitializeComponent();

            this.Loaded += this.TestWindow_Loaded;
        }

        private void TestWindow_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            ((FrameworkElement)VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(this, 0)).LayoutTransform = new ScaleTransform(1.6, 1.6);
        }

[batzen]

@langeth Does that answer your question?

[langeth]

I have not time at the moment to look about this.

[batzen]

@langeth ping

[langeth]

Not really. I use
<DockPanel.LayoutTransform>

</DockPanel.LayoutTransform>
and then a Slider to Change the ScaleX and ScaleY.
Why it works with Fluent 4.03?

[batzen]

Did it really work in 4.03? Tranforms should only get applied to the element itself and its children, but not to parents.

[langeth]

Yes it works with Fluent.Ribbon 4.0.3.394 and
Themes/Office2010/Blue.xaml

[batzen]

Will have a look at it again.

[batzen]

ok, it worked because parts of the titlebar were part of the ribbon.
In version 5 the titlebar was moved from the ribbon itself to the window.
Will have a look if i can fix that issue by forwarding the transforms.

[batzen]

Have a partially working solution. There should be a way to forward it reliably. Should be fixed in version 6 this week.

[batzen]

LayoutTransform and RenderTransform can now be used directly on RibbonWindow as this now gets forwarded to the first template child of the window. Have a look at TestWindow at https://github.com/fluentribbon/Fluent.Ribbon/blob/develop/Fluent.Ribbon.Showcase/TestWindow.xaml#L18 in the showcase application for an example on how to use it.

[langeth]

It works fine, thanks a lot batzen.